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Global Disney Pinvestigation has posed a sneak peek at pins that will be available starting October 1st commemorating the 2010 Epcot Food and Wine Festival!
Just Two of the Many 2010 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Pins
Here are a couple of the limited edition pins, and one will be a passholder exclusive.
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Since their debut ten years ago, Disney pins have become the must-have souvenir at Disney Parks. And with the Dateline: Disneyland 1955 – Pin-vited Press Event coming up on July 17 and the 10th Annual Disney Pin Celebration August 27-29 at Epcot, it’s the perfect time to take a look at our past Disney pins and pin trading posts!
Details »With the Fourth of July this weekend, I dug into the Disney Pin Vault for a retrospective on pins celebrating Independence Day. I found lots of pins featuring famous Disney characters, flags, stars, stripes and three colors again and again – red white and blue.
Details »During our monthly Windy City Pin Trading meet, a friend mentioned that he just got back from WDW, and a couple of cast members refused to trade with him when he wanted to use one of the US Post Office Disney pins.
So when we bumped into Steven Miller, we jumped on the opportunity to ask him to clarify if these are valid Disney pins, and thus, can be used for pin trading.
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Amanda discusses what she thinks about pin collecting, why she stopped collecting them, and asks what you think.
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Hedy discusses Disney pins, and they're great for adults.
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This week on the WPN we actually HAVE some pin previews from What’s HapPINing Blog.
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Nestled deep in the heart of Trading Valley just off Route 498, you will find the eclectic little town of Trade City, USA. The town has many must see attractions like the world largest ear hat, lanyard and backer card. Sounds like a beautiful place to trade, doesn’t it?
Details »Disney’s pin trading was supposed to be only for its Millennium Celebration. But when 2000 ended, fans wouldn’t let Disney stop making the collectibles.
Now, Disney pins – of Snow White to the Monorail – have evolved into an international phenomenon.
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Disney’s Stars and Motor Cars parade debuted in (at the time) Disney-MGM Studios on October 1, 2001 for the 100 Years of Magic Celebration. It featured Disney characters in a cavalcade of cars that parade from the Star Tours Backstage gate to the Hollywood Blvd Backstage Entrance, near Sid Cauanga’s. During the holiday season, the parade was transformed into the "Hollywood Holly-day Parade".
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